Year176 1773

Schedule C.

Annual Register of the Parish Poor Children until they are APPRENTICED out, from the 1st. day of January 1772. to the 31st. day of December,
1773 of the PARISH of Saint Clement Danes in the County of Middlesex (where there isnot a Work-house or Parish-house) according to the Acts of
Parliament of the Second and Seventh of his Majesty King George the Third.

London Sold by T. Major Engraver,
on the Pav'd Stones St. Martins Lane.

NB It will be most convenient to abreviate these Months thus Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec.

Name of the Child.
If a Foundling, markF.
If a BastardB.
If a CasuallyC.
If the same Child is taken in a second
time mark the second Entry of the
Name2.
If a third time3.
Etc.

Age
real or
reputed.
YearsY.
MonthsM.
DaysD.

When received
under the Care
of the Parish
If bornB.

If Money be
received with any
Child, what Sum,
such Sum not to be
transferred from
Year to Year.

Name and place of Abode
of the Person by whom the Child
is received on the Parish Account
till sent into the Country.

Where sent if received
past Six Years of Age,
and in what Work
employed.
If can readr.
If can say his or her
prayersp.
If bothr.p.

When sent to the Hospital
for exposed and deserted
Young Children.
If removed or passed, to
what Place.
If discharged from the Parish
to whom delivered, and where
living.

Nurses Name to whom delivered
to be nursed.
If a wet Nurse, markW.
If a dry NurseD.
If the Nurse dies, or is changed,
write the Name of the new Nurse
under the former.
If nursed by the Mother,
markM.

Place where the
Nurse lives, in what
Street, or near what
Sign, so as to be
found.

Price of nursing each Week.

Bounty
to
Nurses.

If died
at nurse,
when

If discharged from the
Parish, mention to whom
and where living.
If apprenticed out, or
placed out to service,
mention Folio in the
Apprentice Register.

Children Nursed in theCountry Agreeable to the above Acts.

Nurse Brown
Low Layton
£.
S.
D.
-
2
6

Whishaw Mary< no role >
-
4
-
27 July 1773
with her Mother
-
2
-

Whitfield Clemts: Ann
-
4
-
13th: Decr: 1773.
Nurse Seedwell
Do:
10
-
3
-

Jos Burnthwaite< no role >
Jno Ponten< no role > } Churchwardens

John Hordel< no role >
Josh: Sumner< no role >
John Whitfield< no role >
Wm. Birks< no role > } Overseers of the Poor

Memorandum 158 Children were
relieved by this Parish 140 of which are now
remaining alive

Witness to the Signing hereof
Petr Sidebotham< no role >
Deputy Vestry Clerk .